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The large edition q the Memphis
Phcs Cuireut and Southern Ifads
Journal having bsen nearly en-.
hausied, the remainder will be sold at
the rate of 80 cents per dozen, neatly
put up In Wrappers ready for mall.
Ing. Apply q, room "E," Cotton ET.
change.
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THH Irish National League will hold
lie regular meeting on Tuesday even.
ing next nj Knights OF InnisiAll Hall.
A lecture on Ifish affairs will be de-.
liycted by Mr.. VIM, Fitzgerald, late
OF Chicago. Everybody invited. Seats
free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

New YoRK.-Jol n Zaggo, an u,
married spaniHrd, aged thiriy.eisht
years, employed a. a painter, while
vanishing the exterior Of elevator
No. z In the Produce Exchange build.
ing, fell iIom the fourth floor. His
body crashed through the elevator,
and be sustained rjuries which are
thought TO ha fatal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

Or MATT Tuesday evening the Irish
National League will hold lie regular
meeting IN Knights q lnnisilil Hall.
Mr. Vim. Fitzgerald, late Of Chicago,
will lecture on tire present crisis la
the 0,d sod. Everybody invited.
Seats free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

MEssg. SWIFT A sAArLs are open.
ing up limo Of gsnta furnishing
goods a. 500 Main s.ieel that for elo.
eAnce Of design and material cannot
be exoelled. Tney will keep Only the
best, and sell M low 10 any house In
the city.
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A shooting gallery for the benefit
Of people who go cunning for each
other would GIL the long felt want in
III Paso. Smith & Farnandis can Gil
orders for any aud all kinds OF mar
BILE work. Tombsiones, monuments,
etc., 4 specially.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

U. q. KING, OF the Lsetsnia, o.,
Democrat, doubted tho Min.a.liu testi.
monlaa. wro.o and found them true.
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TEACHERS and pupils will dnd II 10
thor advantage 10 call and examine
the elogan, stock Of pianos and organs
iust received q, Hollsnberg's, No, 226
Main street.
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Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also hid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, 81 Jefferson street, Mem.
phls, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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CHANoE;RY SALE
R r. AL ESTAT C.
No. isss. n, D,-Chsnesry Court Of Shelby
County -ilush McGhee, guardian, etc,
". David Pailtsf OF al.
10y virtue Of an tnterlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered IN the above cause on the
sth day Of july, 1857, VI. u. s., pAss SIS,
sill cell AZ public auction, 10 the hisheti
bidder. a. iron, q the Ulert and Mastsr',
courthouse Of shelby county. Memphis leo.
nesses, on
Saturday, 0tth day OF September,
1857,
within legal hours, the followins described
property, situated In shelby county,
Tenn 20 wits A certain tract 81 iabd about
four miles Ion the city OF Memphis, COM
mencinE on the east line Of Otey avenue
lsome iimsf Gale Holly fori road y chains
y links from the intefts elton thereof with
TIE south line ~ iseon koott road thence
With the east lire Of q o. avenus II chains
aud LIKE TO q stake thence east 10 O. aims
and linksto t'Rke thence north " chains
and lin ~ 4 ablatet thence west schalns
An9 ~ Ink 70 The besinnips., sns block ;
I z. Bethel. boasht By bin Of Walker a
Term, Of ,als-c1h, all rich, Of homo.
stead and retention barred. TAii "a day Of
keptombot, 1851
:, MoDONELJ, Clerk and Master.
" 4. ~. raldssll, Deputy Q. and NJ.
H. Clay kttE. solicitor.
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In experimenting vi n various rem.
edies you may go farther aud fare
worse" Sick 10 Lieu .pia only.
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.
Dyeiss ana Cie.sips.

ALI sizes Graiea and Baskets. at
6Abay's.
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p.maad asd supply In ~ Pa.o.

PIANOS and organs Of best make sold
on monthly pay ments at H1llenberg's.
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GRArEs, Fronts and fendep al
Jabay'a.
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PIANOS aud organs Of beet make sold
on monthly payments nj HolleEberg's.
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Pas 8 and organs Of bes, make sold
on monthly payments nj Hollenberg's.
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Mra,us. swiyr A sAArLs a,e ana,

LlRoE stock Of pianos aud organ, al
Hollenbeig's.
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OH papers for ale.at.ArFEAL cftice;
10 cents per 100.
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miISuTn gtn and Machine Co.
/, headquarters for Little Giant Cot.
ton Presses. Write 10 them for prices
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All kinds Crockery and Glassware
Al GAbay's.
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For Rent.

Commodious hotel, centrally 10.
J. 4. hNDREws,
AZ Msnkeu A "a.
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You can buy anyihipg,irom a needle
to an anchor, at Gpbay'e.
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LARos stock Of pianos and organs at
Hollsnberg's.
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GEN. BOULAN6ER MARCH
AND
The Owls Patrol

Will be performed nj the C5ncer, this
afternoon and night, by Professor Ar.
nold's Orchestra, at
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usw women Nav Regain Lost
beauty
OF face and form. ard hays all femlle
lrregulsritiea removed, fally explained
In medical Journal. Sent free. Efay
Hall 4 90, Box 1908, New York.
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Mechanics Steel stamps
AZ Haberling's, $40 Second street.
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KREMER' $
MONDAY!
NEW
LADIES' CLOTHS In IS New Colorings
Beautiful. Artistic. Economical.
NEW
CHECKS for Tailor Costumes-Tw elye
New Designs.
NEW
COMBINATIONS, Pliids and changea-
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NEW
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SPECIAL
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SPECIAL
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Wido Serge, in all New Ctlofings, at
600 per Yard. Fine Tailoring Checks
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RIBBONS In Every New Design and
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NEW
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Metal and Tinsel-New Goods ON Ex.
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NEW
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New shadinss In Ostrich Goods.
SPECIAL
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Fancy Wings. Very Fine. at Use Zach
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SPECIAL
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SPECIAL
ALL the New Rough and Ready Hats, In
Every Shape. at 500 Each; 400 New
Misses School Hats. Pretty ard Mob
By, at 65c Zach.
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FANCY FEATHERS. Glaze Tips-Fifty
New shadings In Ostrich Goods.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS, Braids. sot,s,
Metal and Tinsel-New Goods on Ex.
h!bition in this Department.
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SPECIAL
500 PUNCHES Beautifully Shaded cs-
trich Tips at 81 90 per Bunch. 1000
Fancy Wings. Very Fine. at 26e Zach;
worth o. 90.
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NEW
ORDERS for New Fall Costumes Taken
and Furnished at a Weeks Notice.
NEW
PAT1ERH HATS-Trimmed Hats for
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SPECIAL
BARGAINS In Braided Jerseys. 81 so.
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RIBBONS in Every New Design and
Width.
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BAHGAINk-
IN CONSISTS, 500 and 81 90 Each;
CASHMERE SHAWLs at SIS, 81 10
and 81 IS; NEW jackets AND
WRAPS.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29

themselves. oh, taste d zee hat The
Il ID IS rach'u-. lie n ppN now and
happ, I, Fever. For those who take a
din. ret't course the hone, ~ill turn 10
ga'I. For man, things | have admired
Percy She ley, the sre.t English poet
ut | dtp'Ore the fact that II was IL
great s~ eetness to MIN Ia dlshon"r
God The poem 20 ncn Mao has in
il the m%aiigning IF th- Drits. The in
fiji poft was imp'"us enough TO ask
FIR Rowland Hlils Sure, Chap, | tnai
he mi. h denoun - the Christian relig.
in. He war IN great glee again-t God
and the truth. But he visited Italy
and on- day on The Mediterranean
with two friends in boat
which was tw-nt, -four feet long he was
comino To ward -hOre when al hours
squall stru k the water. A gentleman
standing on shore through a glass saw
man, boats tossed in this squat. but
all OutrOde the ter ror TX ept one. thai
in walsh Shelley. the infect poet, and
his t~O friends were sailing. That
never came ashore, but the bodies OF
two 1T he occupants were washed upon
the b, ach, one If trem the poet. A
funeral pyr- "as built an the Sea shore
ny son . classical friends and the two
bodies were coneum d.. Poor Sh.lle, !
He would nave 10 God wolfe he Ilyed.
and he ~prohah'y had no Gnd when he
died. ''Fhe l. RS kuOw-tn the way Of
the righ'enus, but the way OF the I'M
cody shall parish"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
Pretty Girls of Siskiyou

Chico E~oterpri.e: III | ever con-
,lud'' IN get married said Conductor
We'ch. 81 am gong right up into Sis
ki,"u county. There's where you get
your gsnniGe iDnocence-and beauty,
too. An, the beauty of those girls! 1t
is rwildering! That delicious 81 mate
hos given the most glorious glow to
their c,reks. There is no mi-;aking
It, Old Mount Shasta, in the shadow of
which ney have b~en BORN and reared,
mas had "a wonderful effect upon their
neallh End general appear nc and
WHEEL | retire from this toll | propose to
p''ch my tent just a. close tn the big
mount In AS | conveniently can
ANT what n cOntented life a fellow
AN lead. unless the cursed railroad
$ '""s II AL. These girls b we not vet
tasted the sweets | am permitted TO
Gail them sweeis) # soc ets life 1t il
PROBABLE I AZ they never attended a
german. know chat hey nave MOI
2add-d around with dudes, "a such
Z men are never seen IN The w,ids
Of StAiyon snd Shasta TIE lads there
r. t"ilrr-. Those msuntain h.rmers
dn'i 'her br'ux have lots If rpio, ment.
""Ntver. Tney have their b,lls. sp"ll-
NJ ''cbs- aud evening par,ir, and
though tn mnsic rendered on { as, oc-
'as' IL may, oui, he from wine, Nv
o'd m'c"rde"n or fiddle. they have
merry ott vines"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
Prof. Gardeners Philosophy.

Zone fling dat convinces me dat do
good Lawd am a good Eawd.' said
brother6 ardneras the meeting opened,
''ai' de way He puts up with human
natur'. One has only to put on his hat
an take Il walk aroun de block to CON
vince hisself dat # had we any oddcr
Lowd 'cept dc one we've got dar' would
be II pow erful shakin' up of dis airth
eberv day in tie week an twice Sunday.
LAS week Pickles Smith went off
fiShin'. He had no b zncss to reason
dat he'd eben git Il bite, but he just sot
down an iiggered dat he'd bring home
sx IONS of bass an pickcrel. He went
an lie tished. an he bobbed, an he
spit on his bait. an he cotched one
lectle su0-bass about as big As n two
cent piece. He cum hum mad us Il
vet hen, an lie way e took on an
skipped Thursday evenin' pray'r meet
in was awful to h'ar. Dc fack dat he
hash t been ierkch outer his butes an
tied UP in TO bard kngts proves how
w,llin' de Lawd ar to gin human ma
tur' auoGer chance.
"A few d vs. ago Trustee Pullback
drawed $25 outer de bank-nis savings
IA NC ldSN ttu ' dlS-Il Dlft ',iStt
h III n mule. He calkcrlatpd that
mule was WORT $75. an dat he had
made the b ggest kind of Il bargain.
He slapped hissclf OH de lee an chuck
Iei. IN he went to pray'r moctiu' an
sung TIL he could be heard Il mile. but
arter 70 days he went out to de ban
an found dat mule stone dead. Den
what happ"nedP He suiked an
T. pped, an cussed an declar'd dat do
La d was ;tgin him. Do Lawd Mas
MI ri@ht as long rs u exile was maxim
$50, put all wron- when he was losin'
SO. He am heah ten chit an still
alive an in good heath, which ar
proof agin dat de IIwd forgtves nine.
ty an nine times, an realizes the
weakness of human natur'!
Il war pasSln' a saloon dc oddcr day
in which war scben or eight drunken
men. Drink war maxim beasts Of
en-. Drink war taktn' bread from de
moufs of dear chilFen. Drink war
>oakIn' up der brains, bIuntin' der
marhood, an dulln' ebcry sentiment
OF goodutSs in deT hearts. If | I'D
been de Lawl / suould hcv brung
about an eXploshun to lift dat hull
b zncss S~ky-high. an to hev sent de
%saIoontH ''or aboa. n NILE higher dan
amyb dy ell ;. but dat saloon am dur'
Vet. II de same crowd KIN be found
dar' = y da,, an dat's proof of Sich
iorbcar,.ce an libcrality rs We KIN
skeerccly comprehend.
'if | should sot out to be an iriidcl
! should stop short rs ! looked at the
sun an moon-at de mountains an
valley-at de brooks an forest-cach
one a proof ofde power of an infinite
beng. If | should sot QUIT o deny de
Lawd | wouldn't hey to 90 a block to
tind plenty of proofs dat He not only
exists an rules an am present with
us. but dat His g%entleness an forgivin'
disposislfun ar all dat stands be-
tween us an SIGH a rattlin' of div
bones as would keep de h'ar on eand
from Sunday mawnin' to Saturday
night"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
Gen. Sherman Ia in Love.

Gen. Sherman has just returned from
his visit to Washington. and processes
himself in the position Of the Lancns-
TRAN lover to the York maiden. He has
fallen in love with that wcll-mannercd
and gifted Young lady, Mrs. Grover
Cleveland. He met her for the first
time in Washington the other day at a
Cabinet dinner. and sat by her side.
she is a very remarkable girl" he
said. in describing the interview: ''pcr-
fectly quiet and self-possessed. and abb
soluiely without affectation. accepting
the dignity Of her position with almost
a queenly graciousness. thought her
very like the Princess Of Wales. and |
told her so. and she was very much
pleased. Mr.. Bancroft. who is very fond
of her. remarked to me that it seems i'm
possible for any bachelor or widower
President to he elected IL second term,
and we both decided we'd hate to have
this pretty creature turned out. She has
not shown the slightest preference in
her friendships TO her husband politi-
Cal supporters. and some Of her most ar.
dent admirers are the " yes OF men who
are themselves prom %nen,ly before the
public rs candidates for The Presidency.
Mrs. John Sherman is one of her slancn.
est friends.
After spending an hour and a half
with her. tetc-a.tete. the next day he
was sill able 10 tell her at parting that
he had seen Il great many Of the ladies'
OF the White House. aud not one of them
was mors his idea of what an American
Presidents wife should lie than in this
young and lovely Hartford
C0uraat,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
A Wonderful CITY.

Kanopolis, Kansas, is the most re-
mark hlt ely IN tn conntr, on recount
81 it, sr"wth within two years. Inc
rlimsfe makes II a desirable place 10
live We have some choice binding
bots there cor business and residence
u'lo- es, which We offer for sale tho
nrx' 80 DAYS below the prevsuing m,r-
Se' price. Send for descriptive c,rcu.
trs. Address
.JOHN G. KELLY.
sioux Guy. Iowa.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29

The man who rides on the cars every
day is satisfied with one seat; but the
man who rides once a year wants at
least four.-Sh0e and Le1ther Exporter.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29

- Whsn i@" me- START out W IN ;ne nndpr-
'n"'t Y thai they arr 10 Ger fan they deco
rate the town with eliza. rec work.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
HUNGER FOR wAGERS,

as in the case OF Lord Sandwich, aper.
sistent gambler, who not being willing
ia leave the dice table long enough for
the taxing of foo J.. ,nvs nted a prepare.
ton IF food that he could take withou,
stopping the game; namely, q slice OF
beef between two slices of brt ad, which
was named after Lord Sand.
wich. 1t is absurd for those
Of us who have never felt
the fas cinatiOn Of the wager to speak
ST ghtIn. u Of the temptation. l. has
slam a multitude OF intellectual aud
moral giants, MN and women stroDge
than You or /. ID ,wn under las power
vent glorious Oliver Goldsm tn, am,
Glbbon the historian, and Charles Fox
the statesman, and in 81 ten times ia.
IN. u of the United States
who used To- be ~ regularly at the
gambling hopse all n ght a. they wer.
N the halls of legislation by dsv. Oh,
thu tragedies of III faro table! l know
persons who began wrh a slight st *.
in "A ladies' parlor. and ended with the
su,c,d.'- pi toll at Mont Carlo. They
played with the squ ne pieces Of none
with black marks on them. not know
ing that Satan WAS lay ing for their
bones at the same time. and was sure
tn sweep all the stakes off on his side
of the table.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29

Stimulating lqulds also come into the
cate IF temptations d. l'ciou- hut
dreadful. You cay: 81 cannot bear
The taste OF intoxicating liquor, ana
how any man crn like it is to me an
amazenent. Well then, it is no
credit to ou that q do not take it.
Do not brag about your total abstinence
because it is not from any principle
that you rel, ct alcoholism. hut + L the
same ea.on that YOU reject certain
siy les of food-you simply don't like
the t.ste Of tnem. But mulIitud.s OF
people baye a natural foDdness for all
kinds of intoxlcant. They like it so
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-29
GREAT DAY OF ETERNITY,

when We are asked To- give an account
of our influences. some nau shall say tn
you: Il uss introduced to games of
chance la the year 1887, in Br"okiyr,
al YOU house. anu l ,ent ca ir IN that
sport to something more exciting, and
went ~ down until 1 lost my business.
and lost my morals, and lost N, soul.
and thee chains tn It yo' sc on my
wrists and f. al are The chains ~ a
gamrst-r doom, ard l an on my WAY
70 a gamblers iell. Hone, ut the
start, eternal catastr' phe at the last.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-31

DRUNKENNESS, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC 1t can be given
in cup of coffee or tea, without the knowl-
edge of the person taking it; is absolutely
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crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands of drunkards have been made tenn
perate men who have taken Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. 1T NEVER FAILS. The
system once impregnated with the Specific
it becomes an utter impossibility for the
liquor appetite to exist. For full particulars
address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 1856 Race
street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Ladies, Attention!

Don't despair, but use the famous Orange
Blossom, which is a positive cure for the
following Diseases Inflammation, conges-
ton and falling of the womb, anteversion
retroversion and prolapsus, dropsy of womb,
liberation, polypus, tumors, leucorrhpa,
profuse and difficult menstruation, ovarian
tumors, fibroid tumors inflammation and
congestion of the ovaries, cancers in their
earlier stages. Lacerations of cervix (lue
to child-birth) radically cured. For sale by
Frank II. Bascom, general agent Mont
pelier, Vt. Sent by mail to any address,
securely sealed, at 81 per box.
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Fat Men

and women were once thought to be the
most liable to apoplectic shocks. During
the past twenty years, however, those of an
opposite build have quite as frequently been
stricken. Don't neglect warning symptoms
whether you are thin or tleshy. If suffering
from dizziness or pressure in the head, pain
around or palpitation of the heart, numb
ness or prickly sensation of limbs or if in
need of a general tonic or appetizer, take
Anti-Apoplectine. Your druggist will get
it for you. Send to DR.. f. S. Hutchinson 4
Co., Enosburgh Falls, VT, for circulars.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-31
marr1ages.

In Plymouth, Aug. H. George Manley and Belle
Holt.
In Mt Holly, Aug. %, C. H. Flanders and Lizzie NJ.
Peck.
In Rutland, Aug %, E. r. Mandigo and Mrs. Jennie
Mandigo
In Burlington, Aug. "a, George +. Bell and Ida X.
McKillip.
In Bennington Center, Aug. 10, A. b. sibley and
Hattie Morgan
In Arlington, Aug "A, Eugene NJ Andrew and
Sarah A. Hard.
In West Brattleboro Aug 20, L. f. Williams and
Flora NJ Smith
In Woodstock. Aug. %, II. o. Butler of Reading
and Ehie NJ. Emory.
In Brattleboro, Aug. "a, David j. Weld and Lena
Weatherhead of Guilford.
In Woodstock, Aug. 49, S. W. Gage of whitefeld,
n. H., and Lenora A. Sterlin.
In st. Johnsbury, Aug. "a, W. +. Davidson and Ida
NJ. Potter, both of Conway, n. H.
In st. Johnsbury Aug 25, Dr. NJ. O. Henkel of
Winter Park, Fla, and Carrie Ii. Hale.
In Proctorsville Aug %, Julian Shores of Rock.
ingham and Nellie ii. Robinson of Chester.
In Calais. Aug. %, by Rev. Grin Davis, Myron NJ
Daley of Calais and Ada +. Celley of Johnson.
In South Wangford, Aug 25, at the residence of
the brides father, Joseph Doty, Esq, by Rev 5. f.
French, Dea James ii. Barnum of Clinton, Iowa
and Lovina Doty.